History Headscratchers / AvengersAssemble

** Ironic, since I read somewhere that Marvel spent a lot more than usual on the animation budget for this one. (Either here or Wiki/TheOtherWiki)

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* The Molecule Man episode. One minute we see a flashback where everyone looks like their ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' selves, the next Nick Fury shows up [[[[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012 Ultimate Spider-Man]] in a "Tri-Carrier" and a S.H.I.E.L.D. training program for young heroes in mentioned]]. Are they still deciding which canon this is, or [[TrollingCreator are they just deliberately messing with us now]]?

* The Molecule Man episode. One minute we see a flashback where everyone looks like their ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' selves, the next Nick Fury shows up [[WesternAnimation/{{Ultimate Spider-Man}} in a "Tri-Carrier" and a S.H.I.E.L.D. training program for young heroes in mentioned]]. Are they still deciding which canon this is, or [[TrollingCreator are they just deliberately messing with us now]]?

* In ''Small Time Heroes'' one of the main problems was that the Avengers are barely half a team. Sure, Iron Man recruited Ant-Man and gave the Avengers almost everything they need, but why stop at Ant-Man? Iron Man could have tried to reach out to other heroes to recruit for the Avengers. Sure, Spider-Man won't join because of the conflict between Iron Man and Cap, and he obviously can't recruit any [[WesternAnimation/{{Ultimate Spider-Man}} superheroes from SHIELD]], because SHIELD doesn't trust the Avengers anymore. I mean, Tony could have at least ''tried'' to recruit others like Wolverine or Scarlet Witch (considering how this show takes cues from the MCU), and/or Doctor Strange. Or, Tony could've at least tried to make some sort of temporary arrangement with the Fantastic Four, wherein they form an alliance to deal with Ultron. In any case, there are plenty of heroes out there, and it would've helped the Avengers avoid the problems they're facing with small numbers, such as the problem they had with Absorbing Man and Titania. The biggest problem the Avengers have so far is the greater damage they're creating as a smaller team, so with a few more recruits besides Ant-Man, they could have evened the odds and they could have prevented damage a lot more effectively, such that SHIELD would get off their backs a little more.

*** There were times in the comics wherein Hulk was Hulk 24/7 and didn't change into Banner due to heightened intelligence or something. PlanetHulk is an example of such a time. There was also that time wherein Hulk was gray, went by Mr. Fixit or something, and acted like a bouncer complete with gangster suit. The show's probably taking nods from those times wherein Hulk was just Hulk. Besides it's not like it's a necessary requirement that the show has to constantly remind people that Hulk is Banner. It's like those times wherein the show doesn't remind people that Falcon and Black Widow were/are SHIELD agents. The show will probably remind people though that the Hulk is Banner anyway when he gets an episode centered on him.

* After the Avengers disappear without a trace thanks to the new Cabal, Black Panther brings gathers up a bunch of heroes who've either worked with the original team, or at least know them well. So why did he not think to contact Spider-Man, who actually was a member?

* The Molecule Man episode. One minute we see a flashback where everyone looks like their ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes'' selves, the next Nick Fury shows up [[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan in a "Tri-Carrier" and a S.H.I.E.L.D. training program for young heroes in mentioned]]. Are they still deciding which canon this is, or [[TrollingCreator are they just deliberately messing with us now]]?

* In ''Small Time Heroes'' one of the main problems was that the Avengers are barely half a team. Sure, Iron Man recruited Ant-Man and gave the Avengers almost everything they need, but why stop at Ant-Man? Iron Man could have tried to reach out to other heroes to recruit for the Avengers. Sure, Spider-Man won't join because of the conflict between Iron Man and Cap, and he obviously can't recruit any [[WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan superheroes from SHIELD]], because SHIELD doesn't trust the Avengers anymore. I mean, Tony could have at least ''tried'' to recruit others like Wolverine or Scarlet Witch (considering how this show takes cues from the MCU), and/or Doctor Strange. Or, Tony could've at least tried to make some sort of temporary arrangement with the Fantastic Four, wherein they form an alliance to deal with Ultron. In any case, there are plenty of heroes out there, and it would've helped the Avengers avoid the problems they're facing with small numbers, such as the problem they had with Absorbing Man and Titania. The biggest problem the Avengers have so far is the greater damage they're creating as a smaller team, so with a few more recruits besides Ant-Man, they could have evened the odds and they could have prevented damage a lot more effectively, such that SHIELD would get off their backs a little more.

** Ironic, since I read somewhere that Marvel spent a lot more than usual on the animation budget for this one. (Either here or TheOtherWiki)

* Ulysses Klaue first appears in Ultimate Spider-man in his comic book form, yet he later shows up on Avengers Assemble in human form. Did the writers screw up?